> LOS ANGELES TOY, DOLL & AMUSEMENTS MUSEUM
LATDA is a 501(c)3 non-profit museum. Our largest project to date was conceiving, pitching and delivering the first museum exhibition to explore the "art vinyl" or "urban vinyl" movement. It was a little show... only 6,000 square feet... which looked at this worldwide movement through the work of seven gifted California artists: Gary Baseman, Tim Biskup, David Gonzales, David Horvath+Sun-Min Kim, Brian McCarty and Mark Nagata.

> DAN KWONG
Dan is a performance artist, playwright, therapist, teacher and centerfielder based in Santa Monica. A man of the world in the best possible sense.

> MUSEUM OF NEON ART
MONA is another non-profit for whom I do web and printwork. Founded in 1981, the Museum of Neon Art exhibits fine art in electric and kinetic media; documents, preserves, restores and collects outstanding examples of neon signs; and educates about the cultural, historical, aesthetic and technical aspects of electric art. MONA acts as a catalyst for persons interested in exploring, enjoying and producing artwork which uses light and/or motion as its expressive language. The Museum of Neon Art’s NEON CRUISE is a unique MONA program... you ride around in an open-topped British double-decker bus touring neon hotspots throughout the city. Did you know the first neon sign in America was erected in Los Angeles?

> MUSEUM OF CONTEMPORARY ART SAN DIEGO WEB STORE
I designed this Yahoo! store to reflect the existing website. I also shot 99% of the photos. I realized that putting together a webstore was best suited to a team; fortunately, Maria Kwong was the project manager and handled much of the detail work.